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Can You Inject Botox and Filler at the Same Time in the Same Place?

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minden18Apr 29, 2010

i have a very deep line between my eyebrows, I was told it would need a few units of botox, but also some filler to get ridd of it. Can that be done at the same time, in sort of the same place? thank you

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